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Savoring Success: Latin American Cuisine in the United States

Anakin JaysonOctober 25, 20230

From humble street-side taco stands to Michelin-starred restaurants, the love of this food only continues to grow in the U.S. A smorgasbord of regional…

Pearl Harbor Was the Only WWII Attack on the U.S., Right? Wrong

Kiana JayceeOctober 24, 20230

U-boats stalked the coast. Balloon bombs were set off to start wildfires. These assaults on the U.S. mainland caused destruction and panic—when they weren’t…

Israel War Adds Urgency to US Republican House Speaker Crisis

Peter BurtonOctober 24, 20230

WASHINGTON, Oct 8 (Reuters) – Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives face new pressure to select a speaker after Israel declared war on Sunday, following…

India Exports Smartphones Worth $4.67 Bn in Apr-jul FY24, US Accounts for One-third of Shipments

Frederick PopeOctober 23, 20230

Commerce ministry data showed that India exported smartphones worth $4.67 billion in April-July this fiscal year, of which the United States accounted for one-third…

Flash Drought Strikes the U.S. South, Will Continue Into Fall

Gene BartonOctober 22, 20230

Extreme dry spells across the Central-South U.S. have been creeping in over the past few months, resulting in nearly two-thirds of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas,…

Rohan Gunaratna on the Roots of Sri Lanka’s Deadly Easter Sunday Attacks

Kiana JayceeOctober 22, 20230

The counterterrorism expert and author of “Sri Lanka’s Easter Sunday Massacre: Lessons for the International Community” explains how religious extremism manifested in Sri Lanka’s…

Bahrain and US Sign Symbolic Security Pact

Peter BurtonOctober 21, 20230

What’s happened? Bahrain has signed a wide-ranging agreement with the US on enhanced security and technology co-operation. The deal, signed during a visit to…